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Coding · 2026-09-13

One R9700 with card-specific kernels for local coding

A single Radeon Pro AI R9700 runs coding work using Lucebox and a recommended 4-bit quant, relying on custom optimized kernels for the card.

This person has a single Radeon Pro AI R9700 and set it up for coding with Lucebox and a 4-bit quant recommended for that card. The appeal is the card-specific, optimized kernels, which they describe as delivering very good performance. The card cost $1699 a couple of weeks before the post.

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A single Radeon Pro AI R9700 runs coding work using Lucebox and a recommended 4-bit quant, relying on custom optimized kernels for the card.

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